eminently

eminently
adverb
ausnehmend; vorzüglich [geeignet]; überaus [erfolgreich]

eminently respectable — hochangesehen

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adverb (very: eminently suitable.) ganz besonders
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emi·nent·ly
[ˈemɪnəntli]
adv überaus, ausgesprochen, außerordentlich
the film is \eminently forgettable den Film kann man getrost vergessen
\eminently memorable absolut unvergesslich
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['emInəntlɪ]
adv
(= extremely) sensible, readable ausgesprochen; practical äußerst; desirable überaus

eminently suitable or suited — vorzüglich geeignet

eminently respectable — hoch angesehen

an eminently forgettable speech — eine Rede, die man getrost vergessen kann

it seems to me eminently reasonable — ich finde es durchaus berechtigt

to be eminently qualified for sth/to do sth — sich vorzüglich für etw eignen/dazu eignen, etw zu tun

to be eminently capable of sth — eindeutig zu etw fähig sein

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eminently adv in hohem Maße, überaus, äußerst
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adverb
ausnehmend; vorzüglich [geeignet]; überaus [erfolgreich]

eminently respectable — hochangesehen


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